Le Corbusiers’s prints
Le Corbusier already produced his first graphic work in 1916 in La Chaux-de-Fonds: «La fontaine de la grande pitié et de la grande tentation à Bienne». It was the beginning of a production of graphics that finally would comprise about 200 mostly hand-signed works – from that time on, until his death in 1965, LC was virtually constantly involved with creating lithographs, engra-
vings, and etchings, printed by the masters of his time.
vings, and etchings, printed by the masters of his time.
Excited about making his artistic work known to a broader public in this way, LC here took up all the themes and
motifs that had fascinated him in his search for a syn-
thesis of form. Thus, the graphics are an integral part of
Le Corbusier’s artistic oeuvre, which was as much the source as it was the prerequisite for his architecture.
thesis of form. Thus, the graphics are an integral part of
Le Corbusier’s artistic oeuvre, which was as much the source as it was the prerequisite for his architecture.
For a detailed overview of our current range
of works of Le Corbusier see art-lc.com –
as a whole it is a selection that is not to be found elsewhere. If you are looking for a specific work
that is not shown there, we are confident that
thanks to our contacts we can help you. back
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